Overstaying

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annyann

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Overstaying the period of authoried stay can result in the denial of future visa and future entries into the U.S.
My questions are:-
1.If whoever overstay more than 180days and apply for Green Card whether INS will refuse their application because of overstaying in the U.S?

2.Once whoever are on applying for Green Card after overstayed more than 180days whether they can travel outside the U.S.? or do they must to wait until they got a Green Card then they can travle?

3.If whoever overstaying the period of authoried stay which has shown on your I-94 card and want to travel outside the U.S whether immigration office will refuse to entry the U.S.and cancel their US visa ?

Thank you,
 
Joe's answers are all correct (no surpise). I just want to point out the possibility that the person may be eligible to adjust status IF the person is eligible for 245i. Anything else would require a waiver.
 
is the 3yr or 10yr bar an automatic thing? I mean, if the alien leaves the country and tried to apply for a visa at a consulate, will the visa officer have the discretion to issue the visa or is the officer forced to deny the application?

Thanks a lot.
 
Joe, thanks for the reply. do you mean that the consular officer does not have the authority to issue the visa?

how do they know whether the ban apply? by looking up the name/ssn?
 
hello joe,

in my case, i moved to the states when i was 6 yrs old and stayed there for 14 yrs. now i am back in my home country. my immediate family is still in the states where my mother was petitioned in 1993 to get her immigrant status and still waiting until now. i've been in my home country for 2 yrs now. will they consider my case or not? am i banned from visiting the states?

i would greatly appreciate your response. thank you.

Mav
 
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